community such as Kendal at Oberlin. They move into a cottage or apartment knowing that if someday they need more services, they can move within the community to assisted living or nursing care. Others move to a condo or smaller house, hoping it is their “closer” and that they will be able to age

When it comes to healthy aging, the Kendal at Oberlin community is all in. Residents want informed suggestions and tips, and staff members like to share expertise and examples. One example of this healthy give and take is the Discovery Series. Kendal’s on-site physical therapy department, headed

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be approved by the instructor. In most cases, no college credit is earned and some costs (such as books, equipment and lab fees) may apply. The Ohio Department of Aging maintains a list of all programs at Ohio public institutions. Some private schools also offer free programs. For instance, Kendal

Kavanaugh frequently wrote about Kendal at Oberlin for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, where she was a reporter for 16 years. Now we are happy to have her writing for the Kendal at Oberlin Community.